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Density, hair length, the ratio between guard hair and underwool, and sheen define the character of the material and its visual impression.
Sable (zibeline) garments – classic luxury with fine, lightweight fur; masterful craftsmanship and premium finishes; ideal for capsule collections and special gifts.
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Long Russian Sable Coat – imperial refinement in a true luxury piece This long Russian sable coat, also known as samur, is the pure embodiment of elegance and absolute refinement. Russian sable fur is considered the most precious natural fur in the world. It is extremely lightweight, dense, and exceptionally […]
Russian sable is chosen for the fineness of its hair, low weight and discreet sheen. With pieces of this level, the quality and authenticity of the fur and the quality of the workmanship matter more than decorative details; the visual difference between grades and lots can be significant. Russian sable garments should not be treated as mass-produced products. They are manufactured with great care and professionalism to the highest quality standard.
Discover the full story of Russian sable here.

Density, hair length, the ratio between guard hair and underwool, and sheen define the character of the material and its visual impression.
The design should bring out the material without creating unwanted volume or tension.
Length and volume should be evaluated together for a balanced and comfortable silhouette.
The entire garment should be created harmoniously so that no element feels discordant.

Ultra-lightweight, very warm and with an unmistakable touch, a Russian sable garment provides effortless elegance and refinement and is appreciated by connoisseurs. It is the kind of fur that can become addictive because of the sensation it gives when worn. Once you have worn sable, other furs may no longer feel the same. It is a favourite for evening wear as well as discreet day-to-night appearances.
Russian sable can be used for any type of fur item: coats, jackets, vests, capes, shawls, hats, collars and more.
Store sable in a cool, ventilated space without compression and away from direct heat. For cleaning, repairs or work on the structure of the garment, use our specialist services.
If the model does not fit perfectly, the atelier can adjust length, sleeves, collar, fastening or other details. New custom, made-to-measure or bespoke projects can be discussed separately.
Clean your sable garment through FUR SPA whenever necessary. Do not risk using non-specialist cleaners.

Terms such as dark, silvery, cashmere or tortora describe commercial variations in shade and selection. Direct comparison is important and plays a decisive role in price.
For premium materials, provenance, documentation and the reputation of the supplier are essential criteria. Ask for comparisons with similar materials such as Baum marten or Canadian sable.
Russian sable and the zoological name Martes zibellina are used in different contexts for Russian sable; commercial names can vary between markets.
Because of its elegance, Russian sable does not need sophisticated cuts. The garment is shown at its best by the sheen and fluidity of the fur without excessive decorative detail.
If you want to learn everything about Russian sable, visit the showroom and receive guidance from our natural-fur experts.
Sable is exceptionally lightweight, precious and fine, with an unmistakable touch. It is discreet luxury, easy to wear indoors as well as in elegant settings.
Yes. Sable is durable, lightweight and elegant. It is not as resistant as mink, but it can be suitable for regular wear.
Yes. We carry out restyling with changes to the cut and model, lining replacement and other compatible interventions.
Keep it on a wide hanger without a cover, away from direct sunlight or UV light. Do not apply perfume to the fur. Clean it ONLY through specialist FUR SPA cleaners.
Yes. A sable vest is lightweight, warm and easy to combine with both casual and more elegant outfits.
Sable is characterised not only by its low weight but also by unmistakable chocolate-brown dark shades and beige tones such as tortora, cashmere and lavender. Another characteristic that affects its preciousness is the Silvery grade. Silvery fur, graded from 0 to 6, contains silver hairs; depending on the grade, the price can double, triple or increase even further.
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